
Many Hands Make Light Work!
Last week, maize from the school farm was harvested and brought to school, to be threshed by a small threshing machine. Many of the students lent a hand in the process that you see below. First, sacks were filled...
Last week, maize from the school farm was harvested and brought to school, to be threshed by a small threshing machine. Many of the students lent a hand in the process that you see below. First, sacks were filled...
Best wishes to our Form Four students who are about to sit for their K.C.S.E. (Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education). In the run-up to the exams there have been a number of activities taking place. First was a class...
With the national exams just around the corner, the Form Four Agriculture students have harvested the napier grass that they grew for their assessed project. Over the last five months, each student had tended the plants on their 4m...
During the course of this term, the students have been out on an unusually large number of trips. Just some of them are as follows: On 23rd May, a group of thirty six Form Three and Four students went...
It was a joyful occasion as we celebrated Kisima’s tenth anniversary. Many visitors came to share with us – former students, parents and guardians, representatives from feeder primary schools, and other friends of Kisima. The day began with a...
Congratulations to last year’s K.C.S.E. candidates on their excellent exam results. Their four years of hard work – and that of their teachers – has been rewarded. The majority are assured of a place at university, while those who...
We now have a full school, following the arrival of our Form One students. They reported to Kisima on Monday 26th January and were first interviewed to confirm that they are indeed in need of sponsorship for their secondary...
The new school year has begun and we have a new set of prefects. For the first time in Kisima’s history, some of these were voted in by the students rather than being selected by the teachers. The interested...